get wrong

get (one) wrong

To misunderstand one. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate everything your mother has done for us—but it's time for her to get her own place. You've got him all wrong—I know he seems gruff, but he's a total sweetheart.

get (something) wrong

To do, understand, or answer something inaccurately and/or incorrectly. I sure didn't ace the exam, but I hope I didn't get too many wrong. Take your time—you'll just end up making more work for yourself if you get it wrong the first time. That electrician got the wiring wrong, and now nothing in the house will turn on!

get someone (all) wrong

to misunderstand someone's intentions or character. I think you've got me all wrong. I want to be your friend, not your enemy.

词组	get wrong
释义	get wrong get (one) wrong To misunderstand one. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate everything your mother has done for us—but it's time for her to get her own place. You've got him all wrong—I know he seems gruff, but he's a total sweetheart. See also: get, wrong get (something) wrong To do, understand, or answer something inaccurately and/or incorrectly. I sure didn't ace the exam, but I hope I didn't get too many wrong. Take your time—you'll just end up making more work for yourself if you get it wrong the first time. That electrician got the wiring wrong, and now nothing in the house will turn on! See also: get, wrong Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. get someone (all) wrong to misunderstand someone's intentions or character. I think you've got me all wrong. I want to be your friend, not your enemy. See also: get, wrong McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: get (one) wrong get somebody wrong get someone wrong take (one) wrong take wrong don't get me wrong take (something) the wrong way take something the wrong way take the wrong way take (something) in the wrong way
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